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Trades about 107% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Operating alongside its subsidiaries, Areeya Property Public Company Limited specializes in the development of real estate projects across Thailand. The company's core focus is on creating a wide array of residential properties, including standalone houses, semi-detached residences, planned communities, terraced homes, and apartment buildings, as well as commercial ventures such as home office spaces and neighborhood shopping centers. Beyond property development, Areeya also provides post-sale services for its properties, offers construction services, and manages real estate assets. Furthermore, it operates in the restaurant and hotel industries. Founded in 2000, the firm's main operations are directed from its headquarters in Bangkok, Thailand.
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